The United Auto Workers union has announced a tentative deal with General Motors to end a six-week walkout. It comes after the union clinched deals with Ford and Stellantis, the other two companies disrupted by industrial action at the "Detroit Three". Those agreements outline wage increases of roughly 25% over four-and-a-half years, plus other improvements to working conditions. US President Joe Biden hailed the news as an example of "worker power".
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Biden hails 'worker power' as union announces tentative deal with General Motors
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